 Everyone deserves the right to be
loved by who ever loves them
without the discrimination of
race,religion or social status.If
we as a human race would quit
dividing ourselves into catergorys
of races with grudges of someone
else's lifetime and accept our own
self for who we are not what we are
in this so called racial
standard.Who's buisness is it
anyway?As long as you are loved and
are happy.
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 07 Mar 2008 10:37
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 I am sorry for this statement I am
going to put on, but I also have a
black hubby who I have been married
to for 32Yrs.
God bless him and our 3 adult
children and 2 grand-daughters,
I am over this kind of bull that
how people look at you, and yes
they still do. Yes it did bother
me in the beginning I am not going
to lie about that, But look at us
know A Strong Family, I say to the
others who disagree so what) Its
not you're spouse.? If you dont
like it, Keep your comments to
yourself, and to Babygirl , you
follow your Heart. :) :) Also
their are always going to be others
that our Racist, We cant change
that ! On every ethnic group, so
really their is no one race to
blame.
Love yourself and live life. Yes
and Kids can be cruel at times but
you teach you're children well,
hold their head high and make sure
they know both of their ethic
backgrounds. Their is NOTHING to be
ashamed of .
Ok now to everyone Have a
wonderful weekend I just looked at
my statement, No I am not sorry for
my statement. I was just stating
some facts of my own.
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 08 Mar 2008 00:29
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 Everyone has the right to love and
be loved, no matter is we agree
with it or not, its their own life,
not ours.
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 06 Mar 2008 22:45
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 I don't think color should make a
difference no matter what the
circumstances. Theories that the
black race is black because of
where they originated have been
created, and proven. As long as
you're with someone you love, it
shouldn't matter what your race is.
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 06 Mar 2008 22:09
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 Love with your heart, not with your
eyes , love has no color boundaries
, if you both love each other close
your eyes to negativity and love,
with all your heart
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 06 Mar 2008 20:20
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 Some people are ignorant or
fanatics. White supremacists and
neo-Nazis still believe that all
races are inferior to theirs. They
teach the same thing to their kids.
They isolate themselves and their
families from the mainstream so the
prejudice and hate gets perpetuated
from one generation to the next.
I'm sure they would agree that
everyone should have the chance to
be loved as long as they stay
within their race.
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 06 Mar 2008 05:11
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 Of course I'm for it!
It is not fair that people judge
who you love you should decide for
yourself. Just like what Pinkrain65
said. I think that it is bad that
people decide who you marry or
love. It is not their colour that
you like them right? It is because
of the person itself.:-)
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 02 Oct 2008 01:16
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 Of course we all do!//no matter
what race, color,etc./we all have
feelings
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 29 Jul 2008 20:36
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 In a perfect world the people we
love would return that love in
kind. Unfortunately it doesn't
always happen that way. More often
than not, one partner in a
relationship loves much more than
the other partner.
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 13 Jul 2008 07:43
by  Guest
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 I don't like mixed country's much
less mixed race. (no offense) but
god splitted us apart for a reason
^^
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 28 May 2008 07:33
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 Yes! But at the right directions at
the right time Gods time this way
there will be Love and marriage.
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 20 May 2008 18:55
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 Sorry to say, there will always be
bigots regarding colour , creed ,
or even social standing. Moreover,
these bigots will come also from
your own communities. I.e black on
black social bigotry. Even in india
they have a caste system that
breeds bigotry. So , i am afraid
its in mans basic genetic makeup to
be different. Each will believe he
is right in his or her thinking and
will not be open to persuasion.
Some of it is learned behaviours
but i think its a part of humanity
which will ebb and flow with time.
The trick i think is to accept them
for what they are ie, bigots, then
get on with living your own life
and leading by your example.
Remember, its hard to hate someone
when they don't engage you. :)
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 06 May 2008 20:44
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 Yes, I agree. Unfortunately, it
doesn't always work that way :[
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 05 Apr 2008 09:31
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 I definitely for this. I wish that
a friend of mine and i would get
together. I love him and i know
that he would love me, except i
don't think that he is gay. Oh
well...sigh.
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 16 Mar 2008 00:57
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 As concerns interracial
relationships, I would say yes, we
should all have opportunity to be
loved by the persons we love
--assuming we're talking normal
healthy adults who can make a
decision as to their love.
That said, I know there are parents
who are concerned about the welfare
of their older dependent children
(teens) because of all of the
hatred and insanely ignorant people
of the world that seem so hellbent
on perpetuating race hatred and
intolerance. In those cases, I
think parents are obligated to
protect their children from that
hatred as best they can, working
with their young adult children and
community to help ensure their
teen's well being and the well
being of the other person.
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 11 Mar 2008 10:15
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 I am for it 100% because it is just
natural to be able to love who you
want to love.
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 07 Mar 2008 15:46
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 I'm for that 100%
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 06 Mar 2008 19:52
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 I would have to say that not
everyone out there is against it,
in fact i think that the majority
of our population has accepted it
(depending on where you live.) It
just seems like more people are
against it because the people that
are against it tend to show their
feelings more than the ones that
aren't bothered by it. So just
think to yourself that for every
one that doesn't accept the idea,
there are probably 2-3 that do
accept it. Besides, it shouldn't
matter what everyone else thinks,
only what you think and what makes
you happy.
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 06 Mar 2008 22:17
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 If everyone had the chance to be
loved, then live would be too easy.
Better everybody should have the
chance to be used and abused;
that's where life's lessons begin.
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 26 Mar 2008 15:06
by  Guest
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 I agree with juliamarie. I am in a
22 year mixed marriage, have a son
from that same mixed marriage. The
static he was subjected to as he
grew up, angered and frustrated me,
no end. People should not be seeing
a color, but a person.
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 07 Mar 2008 21:42
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